Companies & suppliers
Harlequin Display Group company Graf set for liquidation
Harlequin Display Group's large format print division Graf is due to be liquidated while a new company, HQ Graphics, has been set up by Graf's majority shareholder, Derek Wallis.
Royal Mail clarifies Advertising Mail inserts confusion
Royal Mail has belatedly clarified the issue of whether customer magazines containing third-party inserts will qualify for its new Advertising Mail service.
PrintWeek India launches third edition of Print Awards
PrintWeek India has launched the third edition of its Awards event, the annual hunt to find Indian print's brightest and best companies.
CPI produces first Royal Wedding book in under 96 hours
CPI has printed and delivered the first book to feature photographs of the Royal Wedding, less than 96 hours after the event took place.
In-depth feature: Delhi print firms make the right moves
IT, hotels, banking and tourism sectors are the pillars of Delhi's services. Now the print industry is becoming a part of the burgeoning economy. By Ramu Ramanathan and Rahul Kumar
Soaring silver cost forces Agfa to consider price rises
Printers using Agfa Graphics' film are likely to face price rises in the near future as a result of the soaring price of silver - a key component of graphic arts film.
DuPont announces price increase and fuel surcharge for Cyrel Products
DuPont Packaging Graphics has announced a global price hike for all Cyrel products, due to come into effect on 16 May, that will mean a net increase of up to 7% depending on the product.
Stephens & George revealed as Royal Wedding Programme printer
Merthyr Tydfil-based sheetfed magazine printer Stephens & George has been revealed as the company responsible for printing the Official Programme for the Royal Wedding.
Delhi NCR: Print avoids manufacturing headache
Alok Singh and Ramu Ramanathan speak to top players in Faridabad and Ballabhgarh and realise they are determined to remedy the mistakes of the past - and introduce the best of print technologies
Heidelberg manufactures 4000th Suprasetter
The 4,000th Suprasetter has rolled off the production line at Heidelberg's Wiesloch-Walldorf site in Germany, seven years after the platesetter was unveiled at Drupa 2004.